You know, I'm just enjoying this book so much more than I am the new Justice League of America book, which is odd because I know almost nothing about the JSA. There wasn't a League book in the Big Box Of Comics this month, and to tell the truth I didn't even notice the lack until the husband asked me about it.
The twelve-year-old seems to like the large number of younger heroes in this title, particularly Stargirl who is a favorite of hers.
Hoping to see more of Wildcat's son, and wondering whether they'll manage to keep him heroism-free for long. I suppose it's possible that there are plenty of heroes' kids who don't put on the spandex and we only ever see those who do, but it's an interesting change to see one who really doesn't seem to be interested in carrying on the family tradition. (I'm guessing that what with the storyline focusing on attacks on heroes' families, it'll be a case of him doing something heroic because he has to, to defend himself, and discovering he has hidden talents or some such thing. Be nice if, after that, he still isn't interested. :))
Got a huge kick out of the costume room, although I wonder why there's a sewing machine but no serger in sight--surely most of those skin-tight outfits must be made out of knits! :)
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